Screen Savers Originally Were Developed to Prevent a Problem Called

question 137

Multiple Choice

Screen savers originally were developed to prevent a problem called ____, in which images could be permanently etched on a monitor's screen.

• A) thrashing
• B) paging
• C) ghosting
• D) hacking

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Belmont Report

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